Have you ever known any players who played really good with the heavy (mud) cue ball, that you see on so many Valley coin op tables?

pretty much rod curry and dave mattlock were the two best bar tables players ever, considering their full table speeds.
ill throw bakersfield bob into that crew.

sure a few top players that played both, could sometimes beat them but never anyone that they didnt know that walked into it.

Reddit banned me for posting pictures of Temu pool t-shirts

Reddit is just another digital wasteland full of no life tools with nowhere else to go. I'd take getting banned from there as a badge of honor.
So you like this place so much more you decided to be rude and disrespectful here rather than there?

It couldn’t possible be that you went to the billiard sub on Reddit and acted the way you do here and got yourself removed?

You got that badge of honor didn’t you. How noble of you.

The us open viewing numbers are in !

views is just total views, reach is number of individuals who saw it at least once and interactions is comments/saves/shares etc. Basically its a stream's scorecard. The 'hours' is how much, timewise, was watched. A lot of people just looked in and left or logged on/off mult. times. Still very good for pool, there's SO much sports on that getting this many eyes is good.
I wonder if they count shorts in that views number. A 15s highlight clip of a great shot might be viewed many times on FB or YT just because it comes up in people's feeds and is, well, short.

Have you ever known any players who played really good with the heavy (mud) cue ball, that you see on so many Valley coin op tables?

You know, there were players that were really super on the bar tables. But many players, like my self who for a while played only on bar tables with the big ball were tough to beat. Especially by the uninitiated player no matter who they were.
I had Mike Segel stuck for hours and made Richie Ambrose quit.

Some of the places I used to play the tables were terrible often without even a light directly over the table. These guys would come in thinking there were suckers in there and actually could not win.
Tony Howard (one eyed Tony) was one of the best I saw adapt. He played great right out of the box.

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